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Gadites USA FWS Day 1 - 1st Session - Pst. Toluwalase Sanyaolu

In this episode, we explore how believers are called to be raised and equipped to fight against spiritual forces that oppose God’s kingdom: powers, principalities, rulers of darkness, and spiritual wickedness in high places. This is the very commission God gave the Gadites: to raise an army of young believers for His purposes.Pastor emphasized the importance of not comparing ourselves with others, but instead focusing on fighting the good fight of faith by immersing ourselves in God’s Word. Through this, we gain access to the grace needed to cast down wrong thoughts and imaginations and to come into all the levels of life that God has promised us. Featuring prophetic insights from Jane Lead and the Hagin Camp Meeting of 1988, he uncovered practical knowledge and understanding for spiritual warfare.

Gain guidance on how to equip yourself with the weapons God provides, as pastors feed us for the battles we face.

In today’s episode, we explore a profound truth shared by our Pastor about the new birth. Our new birth begins with the regeneration of our spirit. This is the moment we are made alive in Christ, when the spirit of man is reborn and connected to God. It is the inner spark of life that aligns us with God’s presence, giving us the capacity to walk in faith and spiritual discernment. But the transformation does not stop there. Our souls and bodies were purchased through Christ’s blood. While our spirit is regenerated, our soul must be renewed, learning to operate in alignment with our spirit until our soul is saved. Similarly, our body has to be put into subjection until it comes into life. This episode also shows why we must walk daily in the spirit, allowing the Holy Spirit to lead our souls through our spirit and influence our bodies. Neglecting the soul or body can lead to spiritual stagnation or degradation, even though our spirit is alive in Christ.

In this episode, we explored the raising of a spiritual man and the process of learning to yield in to receive the things of the Spirit of God. The teaching began by examining the spirit of man and its intuition, highlighting how God designed the human spirit to perceive and respond to spiritual realities beyond the natural senses.

We reflected on God’s mercy throughout history, including His intervention in hindering the plans of the devil, showing that even acts of judgment reveal divine compassion and a desire to preserve humanity from deeper corruption. The discussion emphasized how both heavenly and earthly influences are imported into the world through lifestyle, as the way a person lives reflects the life they have received inwardly.

Our Pastor also taught that righteousness is not established by merely following external rules or avoiding certain actions, but by living through the leading of the Spirit. True transformation comes from inward life rather than outward regulation. Yielding was described as the willingness to let go of one’s personal rights and submit fully to God’s will. Just as Jesus demonstrated in Matthew 26:39, a life that reflects Christ is formed through continual yielding to God, often not for personal benefit but for the fulfillment of divine purpose.

A spiritual man, therefore, is one who possesses the mind of Christ and grows continually into that mind through obedience and spiritual formation.

Ultimately, the teaching encouraged listeners to embrace a lifestyle of yielding, allowing God to shape their character and develop within them the life and nature required to walk as true spiritual men and women.

In this episode, we explored the call to genuine fellowship in the light of the Gospel. He explained what it means to learn to love the brethren and all saints, while understanding the vital difference between fellowship and mere relationship. Through the lens of Scripture, Pastor discusses the development of godly friendships and the necessity of cultivating a healthy fellowship with God through the Gospel of Christ.

Pastor also addressed what fellowship means beyond surface faith, contrasting fellowship rooted in the Gospel with fellowship apart from it, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers into truth. Light is revealed as God’s deliverer from the bondage of darkness, drawing us into deeper communion through the mysteries of Christ, and of the Father, and of God. Finally, we touch on the anointing given to ministers to teach and steward these mysteries, equipping the saints to walk fully in the fellowship of the Light.